Indigenous sites reflect the image of First Nations peoples who lived on Quebec territory long before the existence of New France. Eleven Indigenous nations can be found in Quebec, each with its own distinct language and culture. Wendat, Algonquin, Innu and Cree, all have at least one thing in common: a welcoming hospitality and desire to share their history. Indigenous Quebec unites aboriginal tourism businesses and corporations across the province. Many thematically organized sites are found throughout Quebec, where houses, festivities and traditional items from Indigenous culture are recreated. In some cases, entire villages may be visited in the company of Indigenous guides. Some sites even include the possibility to enjoy the full experience with a traditional meal, show and on-site accommodations, in a tepee or longhouse.
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The Pikogan Pow Wow is a celebration of Indigenous culture. It is a joyful, family-friendly gathering centered around values such as openness and sharing ...
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The Odanak Pow Wow remain faithful to the elements that have made it so popular. The last weekend of July will be devoted to a range of activities against ...
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Nunavik is Québec’s far north, rugged and awe-inspiring. For millennium, the remote geography of this immense territory has served to protect the region ...
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